Words do not express my happiness, so I made a video instead.

Need more characters in your Resident Evil Mercenaries 3D? Jill and Wesker are looking to help fill those slots! Mercenaries 3D focuses on the Mercenaries portion of the Resident Evil series, with a heavy emphasis on score. Others series veterans like Chris, Claire, and Hunk will be featured in this mode.

If you’re waiting for the next full Resident Evil entry on 3DS, you may still want to pick up Mercenaries 3D. The title will feature a demo for Resident Evil Revelations, a full-on Resident Evil title.

Mercenaries 3D has been announced for this June in Japan. Europe is also rumored to be getting it around then, but Capcom has yet to confirm that.

Was Resident Evil 5′s Co-Op and Mercenaries mode not enough multiplayer in your Resident Evil diet? Behold, Resident Evil: Operation Raccoon City! This title from Slant Six Games, developers of the SOCOM series, puts players behind the action with a third person squad based shooter. You’ll will have to face off against another squad, while surviving the zombie outbreak in Raccoon City.

The title takes place in the time-frame of Resident Evil 2 and 3, so series classics like Leon S. Kennedy will be present. Unfortunately for him, you’re not on the same side.

The title is set for this Winter, and you’ll be able to find it on Xbox 360, PlayStation 3 and PC.

Still haven’t decided which of the three Nintendo titles to pick up launch day with the Nintendo 3DS? Here’s one last round of trailers to try to help you decide! There’s a good two to three minutes of footage for each game.

Which of the three will you be picking up?

Did the last Battlefield 3 trailer have you on the edge of your seat? What happens next!? Well, now you sort of know. You go after a sniper who has a fun time harassing you with shots that just happen to barely miss and leave your entire squad intact.

It’s a bit interesting that this is the angle that EA wants to present the title. I’m sure the multiplayer will be just fine, it’s just the fact that it is more of a Call of Duty-esque approach. It will be interesting to see if it can differentiate in the single player or if it will just be a linear campaign.

You can find the original trailer here.

Picking up your Nintendo 3DS but still unsure what you want to get with it? Nintendo has put together a fine video for you to get a good look at what’s coming day one in North America. Of course, Nintendo’s biggies are here like Pilot Wings, and Nintendogs + Cats. You can also see some third party titles like Super Monkey Ball 3D and Super Street Fighter IV 3D.

You can pick your Nintendo 3DS starting on the 25th in Europe and the 27th in North America…. If you can find a system, that is!

The developer Frozenbyte (the creator of the first Trine game) has released a new trailer showing off some gameplay footage of Trine 2. According to Frozenbyte, the trailer shows only in-game material; so, what you see is what you’ll get out of this sequel to a comfortably successful title.

Not only does the gameplay look better than the first Trine (as far as graphics and creative stage settings go), but Frozenbyte has decided to incorporate a few interesting mechanics into the puzzle aspect of the game. They also appear to have implemented a host of new mobs, as well as including online and offline co-op.

If the first Trine raised your eyebrow in the least, do yourself a favor and check Frozenbyte’s community page that lists trailers for Trine 2.

If you’re looking for variety in your launch game for Nintendo 3DS Super Monkey Ball 3D definitely has a lot of it. It has the usual Super Monkey Ball experience, but also Monkey Fight and Monkey Race. That’s, at least, three different game modes in one title.

The trailer specifically shows Monkey Race. A bit disappointing since it looks like it plays like a standard kart racer. The title will feature four players via Nintendo Wi-Fi connection so you can tackle players around the world!

Super Monkey Ball 3D will be available launch day, so less than a week left!

In my opinion, the most exciting part of the Deus Ex series is the amount of ways you can tackle a situation. In the original you could find path after path, and even mix and match different elements of tackling a situation to create your own unique paths. Does Deus Ex: Human Revolution carrying this over? Judging by this walk-through, very much so!

The walkthrough shows off three different ways of tackling a single situation. The combat and stealth directions are more direct, but players can find alternate paths placed throughout the level. The demo itself seems to be limited in terms of how many paths there are, but it could just be for presentational purposes. Either way, there’s at least three ways of tackling this situation, which is two more than what most titles would  usually give you.

Deux Ex: Human Revolution is hitting PC, Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 August 23rd in North America and August 26th in Europe.

Where will Conduit 2 take you when it launches next month? You and Mr. Ford will take a campaign across the world, visiting not only North America, but Europe, Siberia, China, and even the Bremuda Triangle! There’s bound to be online multiplayer maps based on each one as well.

You’ll be able to check out all these environments and the rest of Conduit 2 starting April 19th when the title launches exclusively on Nintendo Wii.